you with us. just to remind our viewers, auroraing the third largest city within the state of colorado, itself. how is the city trying to reclaim its sanity, its goodness, its compassion as we stand and wait now, just minutes away from the first court appearance by the suspected gunman. >> thank you. happy to be here. i think last night was the start of that regaining our sense of ourselves. the vigil was attended by people not only from aurora, but across the metropolitan area, and literally across the country. i met folks yesterday from a number of other states, and i think that's the start of the process. >> mr. mayor, what did it mean to you, to the people of aurora, to have the president come? >> i think it was critical to the families. you know, we mentioned, we mentioned several of the victims yesterday. there are others that weren't mentioned. sitting down and talking with those families and having the knowledge that it's not only the president, it's numerous other people, and millions of people, across the country, that really care, i think that's important. >> sir, what are y